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Culture, kimchi and community at 9,000 feet
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Born to Explore with Richard Wiese
A modern-day Indiana Jones, host Richard Wiese takes viewers around the world in search of adventure, wildlife, and cultures untouched by modern civilization. Whether traveling to India to spend a day in the life of elephants, or exploring the wilds of Canada, Richard seeks the answers to questions that have been asked throughout history.
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Horse Power
Season 3 Episode 313 | 26m 46s | CC
Join host Richard Wiese as he journeys around the world to learn about the horse. In Scotland, he comes across the legendary Shetland ponies and in Chile, he meets a horse whisperer who reveals his secret for taming wild horses. Experience the thrill of steeplechase racing in Nashville and prized Arabian stallions in Qatar.
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